Tonight's Non-Farm Payrolls are coming, what will be the outcome? Looking at the 4-hour chart, Bitcoin's price has been declining from its high point, with multiple rebounds being limited by the short-term moving average pressure bands formed by EMA15/30, confirming a short-term bearish dominance. Currently, the candlesticks are continuously under pressure below EMA15, and the market's focus is gradually shifting downward. Each rebound provides a new point of strength for further decline! On the short-term 1-hour chart, the price is stuck in a narrow range around 710, temporarily balancing. However, under the overall bearish pressure from the daily and 4-hour charts, this sideways zone is more likely to serve as a "bearish continuation" zone. If a significant rebound cannot be formed for a long time, a prolonged consolidation will likely lead to a breakdown, opening a new downward move! Coupled with tonight's data impact, I personally expect a significant downward move to open! Suggest entering around 715 with a light position, short-term target 705-695, and a long-term target near 67,800! #PI #BTC #ETH

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On March 6, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, in the past 2 hours, a BTC long position held by a whale starting with 0x1bf was liquidated when the price dropped back to $70,151. The liquidation involved 146 BTC, approximately $10.27 million, making it the largest single liquidation in the past 24 hours across the entire network. Currently, this address still holds a 40x leveraged BTC long position, with a position size of about $41.6 million, an average entry price of $71,440, and the next liquidation price at $69,997, about 1.4% away from liquidation. Last night, this address closed all its BTC short positions worth $32.5 million at an average price of $72,300 to realize profits. Subsequently, after BTC fell below $72,000, it reversed to open a long position, pushing the holdings up to $52 million at one point, becoming the largest BTC long on Hyperliquid. From short to long and then to liquidation—all within less than 24 hours.